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AB2CSV 2.4.2

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Export Address Book CSV files to GMail. Commercial ($0.99)

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AB2CSV - also known as Address Book to CSV Exporter, this Mac OS X utility allows the user to export his own Address Book in one or more CSV or VCF files.

Now available on Mac App Store in version 2.0, AB2CSV has been chosen by more than 70,000 users all over the world for five years.

This simple and quick utility exports all your contacts with just one click.

Features:

All details exportation
Group exportation
Both CSV and VCF are supported
Multilanguage (Italian, English, Spanish)

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What's New

Version 2.4.2:

Fixed a bug that crashes the app when "Dates" checkbox in CSV Preferences is on
Enabled Sandbox according to Mac App Store rules
"Save to folder" preference was removed due to sandbox rules. The user has to select where to save the file every time. The save folder must be one within the User profile.

Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later

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AB2CSV User Discussion (Write a Review)

ver. 2.x:

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Jazzyguy reviewed on 19 Oct 2012

Excellent App. The price is reasonable as well.

[Version 2.4.2]

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Morannon commented on 30 Jan 2011

Beware! This application is no longer freeware! You have to buy it in the Mac App Store.

Probably, in a few years, there won't be any freeware applications anymore as all former freeware apps have gone to the Mac App Store. That's another reason why the Mac App Store is a really bad thing. But that's just my opinion.

[Version 1.3a]

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Harristype replied on 16 Feb 2011

There are a lot of free apps in the App Store, so this may not be true in all cases.

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Robfol replied on 16 Oct 2012

Why should developers work for free?
It's only 99c for chrissake
Pay up or do the coding yourself

spackletoe commented on 30 Sep 2007

Would be even better if that big Gmail button worked with Google Apps accounts.

[Version 1.3a]

applehill commented on 21 May 2006

I just got it to work. I simply did it from the disk utility & it worked. I wonder why?

[Version 1.1c]

@a commented on 20 May 2006

Will all the fields from Address Book be correctly transferred to Gmail or will I have to further edit the fields in Gmail?

[Version 1.1c]

ttlcntrlprint reviewed on 20 May 2006

Does exactly what it says. Got to thank GMail too, no more .Mac accounts needed.

totalcontrolprint

[Version 1.1c]

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applehill commented on 21 May 2006

I did all I was supposed to do & I couldn't get it to work. It exported the file to the desktop & when I hit import in Gmail it said there was an error & couldn't import the list. What should I do? I need to get my addresses in there.

@a commented on 15 May 2006

Will I still have to further edit the fields in Gmail after importing? I'm afraid to try since I painstakingly edited all my contacts manually. It would be nice though to just import from Address Book in one easy step for the future.

[Version 1.1b]

Alua reviewed on 14 May 2006

Great application! Finally when I'm not next to my computer I still have access to my address book. Thanks to the developer.

The only problem is that if I want to make changes in my address book there is no automatic way of updating it in Gmail... But I guess this is something for Gmail team to consider.

Also, it is slightly annoying that the path where the CSV file is saved is in bright red. Why?

[Version 1.1a]

thiagopcarvalho had trouble on 03 Oct 2006

The link seems to be broken. Any help?
Thanks a lot

[Version 1.21]

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MacUpdate-Lon commented on 03 Oct 2006

Download link is not broken, just successfully downloaded the file. Don't know why you can't, sorry. Likely some anomaly at your end, maybe restart your Mac and try again.

thiagopcarvalho commented on 03 Oct 2006

First of all, thanks for your information and reply. I've just restarted, tried with 2 different browsers on my mac and even one of my PCs running Windows with no luck. I wonder if there is any other option available.
Thanks in advance.